Germany Eyes Economy Drive Amid Young Plan Debate
Berlin today pivots to a broad economy campaign as Germany weighs possible Young Plan actions. Chancellor Bruening cautions against over-optimism, pledges no new renten mark, and meets rural delegates to stress hardship on farmers while warning reparations are not sole cause of troubles. France and Paris observers view Curtius remarks as domestically focused.
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Aristide Briand
Echo de Paris
Struck by Police Car Injures Kansas City Forecaster
R L Anderson assistant government weather forecaster was struck by a police car while running to catch a street car. He was taken to General hospital after the rear fender strike as officers tried to avoid him and another pedestrian. Two killed in plane crash near Houston. Bert Pidcoke and jack Le Orleans died in the Texaco plane crash near Main street during a routine flight.
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R. L. Anderson
F. S. Page
R. A. Conroy
Anderson
General Hospital
Houston
Tex
Bert Pidcoke
Texas Ps
Jack le Orleans
Kansas Weather Forecast and Road Conditions Update
Fair tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions in the northeast. Clear skies tonight, roads rough to good in places. Douglas County roads reported as rough. Temperatures around the mid forties yesterday and today.
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Kansas
Douglas County
Stabilization program aids wheat market gains
Chicago notes show selling pressure easing as stabilization efforts lift May wheat to about 76 to 77 cents. The AP report cites expectations of renewed buying support to strengthen demand and stabilize prices amid farm crop outlook.
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Chicago
George
Erameliensts
Kansas Attorney General Smith to Become Supreme Court Justice
William A Smith Kansas attorney general announced his resignation to take a seat on the Kansas supreme court December 1 after election. Justice W D Jochems said he would return to private practice in Wichita and Rol and Boynton was expected to succeed Smith pending the January 12 term start.
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William A. Smth
Kansas Supreme Court
W. D. Jochems
Wichita
Clyde M. Reed
Roland Boynton
Smith
Boynton
Esset
Mead
They J. Hopkins
Kensac Federal District Court
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Souems
Topeka Leads Lawrence 14 0 After Third Quarter
Topeka high school built a 14 point lead over Lawrence by scoring twice in the third period on stadium field this afternoon. Ext Topeka back bave mixty pe to and a twenty four yard score set the pace, Kell left end kicked the extra, no other scoring occurred in the half as both teams traded drives and the Tamas 10 yard line halted a potential Topeka score.
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Tamas
Dicker
Emrich
Governor Hammill Urges Higher Tariff on Corn
Iowa Governor John Hammill asked President Hoover to raise the corn tariff to defend the U S market against Argentine imports. He telegraphed that shipments threaten price stability and urged prompt action, noting tariff commission procedures and potential hearings before any increase.
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John Hammill
Hoover
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Tariff Commission
Plans for T B Seal Sale in Topeka
Topeka reports the Kansas Tuberculosis Association plans a Christmas seal sale. The group announces that 96 million seals are to be sorted and distributed, with proceeds supporting TB work. Contact details reference Crawford Building in Topeka.
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Special Education Rights Highlighted at Child Conference
A fragment from a November 21 report notes a disabled child at a conference on children's rights and health. The piece references a body overseeing education and a focus on welfare in school settings. The readable text emphasizes concerns about accessibility and protection for harmed or visually impaired children.
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Ian
National Farmers Union elects Simpson as president
In St Paul Nev 21 AP opponents of the federal farm board policies elected John A Simpson Oklahoma City Ohios Huff as president of the National Farmers Union. Huff was viewed as a board opponent while Simpson and others backed the marketing act and farm board program. Resolutions praised US leadership in world peace and naval armament reductions amid convention business and scheduling.
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Preaches-Bandit Named by Tulsa Store Head
E. W. Parks a former oil worker and preacher is bound over for trial in Sedgwick County after an attempted robbery on Ed Hawkins in Wichita. Parks claimed the robbery was to obtain money to publish religious writings. Sheriff and police said he was arrested following the failed break in and a bond of $2,000 was set, with Parks unable to meet it. The incident occurred near Parke, Wichita, Nov. 21 AP report.
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Tavister
Ed Hawkins
Ichits
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Sedgwick County
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Sai AG
Hoover Opposes Change to Public Debt Laws
The article reports Hoover opposing alterations to laws governing public debt, arguing the proposed fund would affect financial governance. It notes concerns about stability, fiscal responsibility, and potential impacts on debt management.
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Football scores and halftimes from today
Ottawa trails St Marys as Wichita leads Phillips 12 to 1 at halftime with further scenes rate noted in the report.
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St. Mary's
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Phillips
Chicago Flier Injuries From Canal Zone Crash
Nov 21 canal zone crash injures A W Ammel in a waterhole turning over the plane. Ammel announced plans for a nonstop trip to Chicago from November Field.
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Canal Zone
Robbery at KU Greek Houses. intruder fled after scaring sisters
At least two Greek houses on the University of Kansas campus were entered by an intruder last night, with belongings including a watch and cash reportedly taken. A Sigma Kappa sorority member screamed, waking others. the suspect entered via a kitchen window and fled, no arrests made. Police investigated the scene at 1625 Edgehill Road with no trace of the intruder.
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Charles Calhoun
Accihen
Kansas Music Program By Kansas Electric Power Firms
A program for Kansans in Chicago from 9:00 to 9:30 p m central standard time Friday November 21 features Kansas songs and descriptions of communities served by Kansas Electric Power and Kansas Power Companys operating in Kansas. WENR broadcasts on 870 kilocycles.
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Rampaging Cow Injures Two Women in Osborne
Osborne Kan Nov 21 AP A cow running wild injures two women near Main Street as it is driven into town by Dan Sarver. Marshall Putnam fights to quiet the animal but is knocked into a tree, suffering a broken nose. Mrs Green and Mrs Smith receive shock and injuries, cared for by a physician.
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Eli Green
R. R. Wainright
MacArthur Swears In Summerall as Chief of Staff
General Douglas MacArthur swore in Major General Joseph T. Summersall as Chief of Staff in a ceremony conducted in November at the Arlington, with key officials in attendance and formal duties assigned.
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Iuceteds Summerall
Liquor Case Goes To Jury At Noon In Douglas County
A Douglas County district court jury began deliberations at noon in the state liquor case against William Summers and Charles Payne after closing arguments. Defense testimony disputed officer actions and claimed the defendants were framed, with witnesses recalling past bootlegging and deliveries by Summers.
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Charles Payne
Somers
Paage
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Tate
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Charley
Richards
Hughes
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Ford
Eudora
Frank Copp
Lindley Sees Solution of Conference Muddle
Chancellor E H Lindley of the University of Kansas hopes for a quick resolution to the Big Six athletic crisis after a Wash OE ES statement. He believes presidents of the six universities can meet informally to discuss a solution and intends to convene interuniversity representatives in December. Dr Lindley attended the National Association of State Universities meeting in Washington.
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University’ of Kansas
Kansas
Washoe ES
Indley
National ‘Association of State Universities
Washington
Lindeey
Radio Schedule Change Drops Navy Maryland Game
A plan change by the National Broadcasting Co shifts Navy Maryland now to a 2 1? pm time and Notre Dame Northwestern to another network. The Yale Harvard game remains on WEAE with the Yale Harvard slate details adjusted.
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Navy- Maryland
Annapolis
Dame-Northwestern
WJZ Chen
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Wax
Yale
Harvard
WEAE
Columbia
Series of Raids by Baod by Ravn Targets Cleburne
Edward Chitwood leads Barcotic squad in raids conducted last night in Cleburne. The ambush follows a directive from state authorities and involves multiple agencies. Officials report coordinated action across districts, with no injuries referenced in available text.
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Ravn
Edward Chitwood
Barcotic Squad
Federal action urged to solve back plans problem
Wien November 21 AP report quotes Woodruff urging the federal government to bring all its powers to bear to cooperate with city, county and state in addressing an unresolved problem. The statement says authorities have not yet solved the issue.
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Apashington
Woodruff
Red Cross drive nears goal with $2056 total raised
The Red Cross fund drive surpassed $2056 yesterday afternoon leaving under $750 to reach the five day goal. Campus totals show $100 in the University chest not yet officially counted. Kanwaka township led by Mrs. Charles Topping matched last year’s $30 as donations. Weaver’s store reported $55, boosting downtown to $502. Re Springs and Bald wins report show progress toward the county quota of $1,256, or more. County workers prepare final tallies to guide next week’s drive.
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Stevens
Old Grads and KU Fans Swell Tiger Grid Crowd
Columbia Mo Nov 21 AP The Missouri Missouri Kansas homecoming day gathers old grads and KU delegations nearly doubling crowds for Saturdays game at 2 pm after perfect weather as visitors arrive by train bus plane and car. Missouri 30 players stay near Westphalia Ozark retreat before kickoff. Kansas 27 arrive at Boonville for Kemper field workout then move to Columbia for the game. WOAR Kansas City Star station will broadcast.
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Staion
Capper backs wheat plan for the unemployed aid
Senator Capper said congress would likely back a proposal to release 50 million bushels of farm wheat held by the government for distribution to unemployed workers via distribution centers. Chairman Legge suggested the idea of turning over part of the wheat to the unemployed if reimbursed, with weeks of discussion noted. A fatal motor car crash in a separate item is reported as occurring last night near a Seain at xa foment on Pe November 28.
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Senator Capper
Kansas
Congress
Legge
Beard
Sae’ Ly
Xa Foment
Dollar Day Draws Shoppers From Lawrence and Nearby
The sunny weather attracted many shoppers from Lawrence and nearby areas to take advantage of the low prices offered during Dollar Day. With Christmas a month away, more shoppers are expected tomorrow, the final day of the two day event.
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Lawrence
Doles
KU Students Observe Hobo Day Before Missouri Game
University of Kansas students celebrated Hobo Day in Boonville and Columbia MO as the football squad prepared for the Kansas Missouri clash. A special Santa Fe round trip train offered the trip at 4 50, with events including a hobo convocation at Robinson gym and prizes for best costumes.
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University of Kansas
Columbia
Kansas-Missouri
K. U
Boonville
Reape Military Acad
Turkeys cheaper than last year in Lawrence markets
Turkeys ready for cooking were quoted at 38 to 45 cents a pound retail by several Lawrence markets, with last year’s price around 40 cents. Dressed but not drawn birds sold 35 to 40 cents per pound. Some birds were raised locally while the majority came from Oklahoma and Texas.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Inheritance Tax Figures on Ryan Estate Revealed
The Thomas Fortune Ryan estate report shows a New York inheritance tax of 6173 79,291 and a federal tax of 4 382 072. Valued holdings include North Wing Corp 43 212 700 and J Reynolds Tobacco 13 216 876, with additional stakes in Liggett and Myers Tobacco.
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J. Reynolds Tabacco
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Ligget and Myers Tabacco
WREN Changes Program For Northwestern Notre Dame Game
Station WREN will broadcast the Northwestern Notre Dame football game Saturday afternoon starting about 1 45 oclock. The change comes after many inquiries about the Northwestern game, replacing the Navy Maryland contest previously scheduled.
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Wren
Northwestern
Red Forces Routed as Kian Capture Claimed
Nov 21 AP reports Honalist government says it captured Kian in Kiangsi province from red forces after weeks of resistance. Fourteen Catholic soldiers killed or captured in action, with no word on specifics of process. Sale of Winter King gas and rice noted in service listing.
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Kiangsi Provines
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Jt Tors
Ctanking
Reds
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Tanso Pte Nla Nyala
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